Ne t'y va pas, restes ici means "Do not go there. Stay here. However, Ne t'en va pas, reste ici is "Do not go. Stay here" which essentially is correct as well. Up to you. They're both right in my book. If you're going to pick one, go with the first one.
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<span>What expression would you use if you want to ask if you can surf the internet?
-</span>surfer sur le net
Answer:
(4) un travail qu'en
Explanation:
In french, when comparing comparatives, we have to have plus que between the words. So in this case, it's starting with a plus, not aussi, so its 4.